Sentence examples for characterized perhaps from inspiring English sources

Later philosophers have been content merely to distinguish representation and expression as different modes of artistic meaning, characterized perhaps by different formal or semantic properties.

One should recall that Hart [1961] characterized, perhaps off-handedly, his project as one in the descriptive sociology of law.

While the functions of the non-coding transcripts in this region are not fully characterized, perhaps it is the process of transcription that maintains an open chromatin structure to facilitate chromatin looping.

However, PRNT50 assays are performed mostly using the vaccine homologous virus [ 15, 16], with neutralization responses against wild-type JEV in general less well characterized, perhaps unsurprising given the difficulty in isolating JEV from clinical infections.

The most well studied examples are the O2 transport proteins (the globins), the electron transfer proteins (the cytochromes), and the various catalytic enzymes, the best characterized perhaps being the P450s, NO synthases and the heme peroxidases.

French voters went to the polls on Sunday in what was being characterized as perhaps the most dramatic and consequential election in the postwar era, with the Socialist candidate, François Hollande, widely expected to defeat the incumbent, President Nicolas Sarkozy.

At any rate, these and other popular works characterized and perhaps provided the foundation for the emerging Anglo-American transgender politics of the 1990s which while insisting upon the distinction between gender identity and presentation (on the one hand) and sexual orientation (on the other) also fought for representation within LGB politics.

The second is that the storied Greek venue is characterized by perhaps the most intense summer schedule on the planet.

Accessibility was a similarly divisive issue, with the album being characterized as "perhaps their most rewarding yet, but simultaneously their hardest to immediately access given its prioritising of subtle nuances over senses-numbing assaults" and "a slow-burning success".

Secondly, the promoter region of PROS1 was only recently characterized and perhaps mutations in this region are quite common.

It was named after RNase A, the bovine pancreatic RNase, which is one of the first enzymes to be characterized and perhaps the most extensively studied enzyme (Raines 1998).